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The Risks of Reselling Corporate Routers: A Security Alert.
cybersecurity3 years ago

The Risks of Reselling Corporate Routers: A Security Alert.

Researchers at ESET found that most used corporate-grade routers sold online still contained sensitive data due to improper wiping during decommissioning. The routers retained customer information, data that allowed third-party connections to the network, and even “credentials for connecting to other networks as a trusted party.” The researchers warn that an adversary with access to this type of information could easily come up with an attack plan that would take them deep inside the network undetected. Companies should have procedures in place for the secure destruction and disposal of their digital equipment.

Samsung Employees Leak Sensitive Data to ChatGPT
technology3 years ago

Samsung Employees Leak Sensitive Data to ChatGPT

Samsung employees leaked corporate secrets by pasting proprietary code into ChatGPT, an AI model, to identify fixes and optimize code. After the incidents, Samsung is considering re-instating the ban on ChatGPT and taking disciplinary action against the employees. The company has limited each employee's prompt to 1,024 bytes and warned that access to ChatGPT may be blocked on the company network if a similar accident occurs. The OpenAI user guide also warns against sharing sensitive information in conversations with the system.

Samsung Employees Leak Sensitive Data to ChatGPT
technology3 years ago

Samsung Employees Leak Sensitive Data to ChatGPT

Samsung employees in Korea leaked corporate secrets by pasting proprietary code into ChatGPT, an AI chatbot. The company is considering reinstating a ban on the use of ChatGPT and taking disciplinary action against the employees involved. Samsung is also reportedly considering building its own AI to prevent future mishaps. The incident highlights the potential risks of using AI chatbots in software engineering and the need for caution when sharing sensitive information.